Emergency planning manual for special care facilities.

Contributor(s):

Canada Dept of National Health and Welfare Emergency Welfare Services Division

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: [Canada] : Health and Welfare Canada, [198-]Description: 13, 14 p. + bookletSubject(s):

DDC classification:

362.16 21

Subject: More than 190,000 people reside in some 4,100 special care institutions in Canada. The majority of emergency plans developed by such facilities cover only fire emergencies, and only the evacuation response. This manual sets out guidelines and suggestions for wider emergency plans, both in emergencies covered, and in possible reponses. It is intended for those administrators of institutions who have no emergency plan, and who want to prepare one, or who wish to review exisiting plans

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More than 190,000 people reside in some 4,100 special care institutions in Canada. The majority of emergency plans developed by such facilities cover only fire emergencies, and only the evacuation response. This manual sets out guidelines and suggestions for wider emergency plans, both in emergencies covered, and in possible reponses. It is intended for those administrators of institutions who have no emergency plan, and who want to prepare one, or who wish to review exisiting plans

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